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										CDC’s accreditation team works year-round to provide Continuing Education (CE). CDC and federally funded programs can submit a request at any time. Use the information on this page to get started.
Eligibility
CDC’s Continuing Education (CE) Team provides accreditation services to
CDC programs that are developing an educational activity and
CDC partners that are developing an educational activity that have received funding from a CDC grant, cooperative agreement, interagency agreement, or contract that conveys the intention to use the funding for training or workforce development.Process
When a CDC center, institute, or office (CIO) develops an activity with a partner or contract organization, a staff member from that CIO is responsible for completing the CE request or overseeing any contractor or partner who assists with the proposal.
See Formats of CE Activities for a list of supported educational activity formats.
Steps to take for Standard Accreditation
**Assign a developer** from your organization to complete the CE proposal (a required document) and ensure it meets requirements.
**Establish a planning committee**. The planning committee must include CDC representatives of the health practice for which CE is requested.
See Types of CE Provided for a complete list of health professions supported by CDC’s Continuing Education program.
**Complete this** CE Request form [DOC – 233 KB] and submit it to CErequests@cdc.gov as soon as you begin planning the educational activity.**Plan to allow 4 to 6 months** for the CDC CE team to complete the process for a conference and **2 to 4 months** for other educational activities**Note:** A CDC CE team member will email you an activity number, a responsibility agreement, and a timeline, and will assign a CE consultant.
**Wait for a call** from your CE consultant. The CE consultant will discuss the CE process and outline the required documents you need to prepare for your proposal.
							
					
							Last Reviewed:  August 31, 2023						Source: 	National Center for State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial Public Health Infrastructure and Workforce
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